invariablecount
nounUK /ɪnˈveəriəbl kaʊnt/
US /ɪnˈveriəbl kaʊnt/
A number that always stays the same and never changes.
The number of days in a week is an invariablecount of seven.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A total that cannot be changed by any action.
The invariablecount of players on the field is set by the rules.
3. A fixed amount used as a starting point in math.
We used an invariablecount of ten to begin our counting game.
4. A number that stays the same in every test or trial.
The invariablecount of wheels on a car is four.